from: Mr. Raymond <messageoffice156@gmail.com>
reply-to: file98384@gmail.com
date: Oct 23, 2023, 1:27 PM
subject: Your Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com
Your Attention
I am surprised that you have not responded to all my emails regarding
the release of your unclaimed fund after the approval. Are you still
alive? Because I wonder why you have not come forward to complete the
process.
we received the report that you are dead from your relative and
supposed next of kin Mr.Andrew Derek Therefore, If you are still
alive and didn't appoint him as your next of kin and you still have an
interest in receiving your funds, get back to us with a copy of your
current photo and your active cell phone number for our confirmation
and immediate arrest and prosecution of the syndicate.
waiting for your urgent and positive response to this matter as this
will be our last notification over these funds, hence we will be left
with no other option than to release the funds to Mr. Andrew Derek
within 3 working days of this notice.
I want you to know that some policies have changed and it will favor
you if you are ready to solve this once and for all.
Mr. Raymond
Phone:+44-7893-951121
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